Warehouse Associate - Part Time
Warehouse Associate - Part Time
Posted today
SENIORITY
Entry
About the role
- Receive shipments and verify correct quantities on shipping documents
- Accurately record shipment information in the company system
- Report shipment discrepancies and issues to the Customer Service Manager
- Accurately fill orders using shelf inventory and safely package materials for shipping
- Utilize third-party logistics software to generate shipments
- Safely operate a forklift, pallet jack, and hand carts to move materials
- Appropriately store materials in the correct warehouse locations
- Perform inventory counts, identify, and record discrepancies
- Work with internal departments to investigate and resolve inventory discrepancies
- High school diploma or equivalent preferred
- Valid driver’s license
- 1-3 years of experience in warehousing, shipping, or receiving
- Understanding inventory management is desirable
- Able to work with little to no supervision to complete assigned tasks
- Good written and oral communication skills and excellent organizational skills
- Experience using Microsoft Excel and Word
- Ability to sit or stand for long periods
- Comply with all safety guidelines to ensure a safe work environment
- Undergo a background check in accordance with local laws and regulations and successfully pass a drug screening\nCompany DescriptionBecome an Employee Owner. Established in 1947, Shively Bros has grown into an industry-leading, North American family of companies. We offer an extensive range of manufacturing and services for manufacturers, including Supply Chain Management, Cutting Tool Presetting, Gage Calibration Management, Lab Management, Engineering Services, Repair/Regrind Management, Scrap Recovery, Business Intelligence Analytics, and Vending or other Point-of-Use Solutions.
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